The data efficiency startup is researching a better way to train AI models using less data.
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Apnimed got a new CEO in anticipation of its public offering. Its pill for sleep apnea could receive approval early next year.
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A key component supplier to global AI infrastructure faces tepid sentiment as investors increasingly question whether massive spending is justified.
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Twenty-four-year-old founder Anjali Sardana wants to give domestic workers in India a share in the AI gold rush by sending them into people’s homes to collect training data for U.S. AI companies.